Grant

I lived in One Tree Hill for a year before moving here. It was nice, and central to most things. Good neighborhood.

I slept through most of it, but maybe that's because it was on at 11:30pm Saturday night here, and I had just got back from a St Paddy's night at the pub.

It's not just cars. The same question could be asked about nearly every item for sale in NZ.

I'm just about to flick through them :-)

I give this two thumbs up. Very nice.

That made the news on nearly all the channels here too.

Maybe I've been out of the country for too long, but I think the commercial is pretty lame.

It was average! Maybe I built it up too much before actually trying it.No where near hoppy enough. Well balanced though.

In the picture above, the car at the left, nose up in the air, about to launch.

I hate beer.

Watched it live over here. Was great to watch! Miss the V8 Supercars

It is even airing on telly over here! Interestingly enough on the soccer channel.

I'll PM you my address.

There is nothing at all hard to follow, what are you on about.It is a terrific documentary, even my wife was glued to it and she knows nothing about cars of F1.

Healthcare benefits for me (which also covers my family) costs my employer about US$1300 a month, so that gives you an idea of what these benefits cost an employer here. These people are distribution centre workers, and to be fair, are unskilled anyway. I can completely understand why the employer would not want to pay benefits. It is a sad reality, but it is also rare for low skilled positions to also get healthcare benefits provided by your employer. At best the costs are partially subsidised by the employer. Most of the workers are probably earning under US$30k a year anyway, so why would an employer be willing to spend 1/2 as much again on health insurance.

English is a good language, try using it.The answer is no, no Charlie Sheen here! Again, the answer is still no!

I have tears rolling down my cheeks, best I stop reading these at work! Thankfully I always proofread my text messages.

That's how it is here! I think it is a good rule.To the original poster, that sucks, I'm sorry to hear that.

Bloody hell, thats cheap compared to here. They are selling for US$4.00 a packet here. Maybe they just saw me and thought lets rip the dumb foreigner off. Well it worked! I walked away with two packets of Chocolate Mint.

Sounds easier to just tell them to f**k off and hang up.

Maybe you are reading too much into this.Maybe you should chill.

Awesome!

It sounds very minor, get a new tyre and/or get the wheel fixed, and move on with life.

All a bit melodramatic really.

Lemme guess, one of Strat1's other personas?